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FIVE FORMER SUTHERLIN RESIDENT DEAD Creations of Art Vith Needlework SUTHEKLIX, Nov. 11. John Muserove teft Monday for Los An geles where he was called by the death of his father. James Douglas Musgiove. 72. Mr. Musgrove a former citizen of Sutherlin was Prices for Sat. and Monday, Nov. 12th and 14th FREE DELIVERY Prices for Saturday and Monday, Nov. 12 and 14 born In Michigan, coming to Suth erlin in 1827 from Minnesota. The ..f hia u-ifo ni...it-rcil hum In E3w fatier ii art " itXJfaiJlMumviJiia, fcirmwmt. mytfluUe 4e Cwt4.jitii Jiei).Biutit4iiiii our Uifti trtai. Sufcnr jioe nur jDeMj.sswt JurgiucimrBcMiirtana kail uc tint into tJett tiim tut MtutrusSnm Coil fur iMuiets tit aid tat fiirv. frrcucr. a a AW. a a a l!l2ti, following which he went to Los Anpeies to live, a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Welngarten, re sides in Los Angeles, and two sons, .lunies Douglas and John Far ley survive. The former resides at the veteran's facility in Hose burg. Interment was at Los Angeles. ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1938. mm Free Delivery C. O. D. Service C. O. D. Service WILBUR WILDUM. Nov. 11. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Grue have returned to Wil bur, following a three weeks' stay A in Winchester Bay attending to property interests. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey, of Divide, and Mr. and Mrs. Artie Dll gan and two sons, George and Al vin, of Cottage Grove, returned home following a visit with Mrs. Mai key's sister, Mrs. Frank Porter, and family. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Essloy anil family, who have been renting Overland Orchards, which were sold last week, are leaving soon for Los An geles to reside. Craig Short,- student at Linfielil college, spent the weekend visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley Short. Dr. Walter Chapman, of Wallsen berg, Colo., spent Sunday visiting old friends hero. Floyd McKay anil Miss Vivian Thorpe, of Eugene, were dinner guests Sunday of the former's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McKay. Mrs. J. Frank Cunningham and small daughter, of The Dalles, spent Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kussell. v Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daird and s-. daughter, Doris, spent Sunday in j'.ugene visiting tneir son, Harry, Jr.. who recently underwent a tou sllectomy. John Brant left Monday for bis home in Winchester Bay, following a few weeks-visit here. ' Tlio Hill children are out of school this week on account of whooping cough. James LaKaut Is reported 111 of a cold. Mr. Barneburg spent Saturday at the Royce Busenbark home. Also guests there included Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Brook, of Wimor. Mr. Brook was a member of the school board at Wimer, vhere Mr. Barneberg taught last year. Itichard Sands Is out of school this week on account of illness. Harry Hill, of Creswoll, spent the week-end with his family hero. Mrs. Pope, who has been in Kan sas visiting her mother, expects to leave this week for home, as her mother pasued away a few days ago. 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Pkg. 39c 10-lb. bag Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables PRODUCE PRICES SATURDAY ONLY POTATOES ISc 23c iOc 5c 29c 6c 3 bunches ONIONS TURNIPS CELERY ORANGES v,,r,,,w,"k Medium size, juice, 2 dozen ... CRANBERRIES Lnrnc slanUovirh n Stalk Safeway Store No. 140, Deer Creek Bridge. Phone No. 301. Safeway Store No. 141, 130 N. Jackson. Phone 238. Safeway Store No. 143, Cass 4 Stephens. Phone 46. Safeway Store No. 140, Deer Creek Bridge. Phone No. 301. Safeway Store No. 141, 130 N. Jackson. Phone 238. Safeway Store No. 143, Cass A Stephens. Phone 46. THE COFFEE Wl
